I feel pretty good about this, actually

Jenniferplusplus

Peter Toft Jølving

@jenniferplusplus is that 111ms from diverging like post to Outbox to actual delivery with a queueing in between? With actual db lookups in there? That's very much *nodding "not bad" respectfully*

Jenniferplusplus

@joelving post to a recipient's inbox, yes. You can't draw conclusions about performance from this, of course. The dev db has like 40 rows, everything is localhost, and the queue is in-memory.

Although the in-memory queue might be viable for small servers?

Anyway, I meant more that it's doing all the things, and it's properly observable. Receive a post; process, parse, and store it; put it in local timelines; and send it to federated peers.

Peter Toft Jølving

@jenniferplusplus uh, that's a very nice milestone. Congrats!

And sure, you won't see the tail end of performance in that setup, though I think you may see a theoretical best-case?

For small servers, you definitely don't need a separate queue server like RabbitMQ - the fewer moving parts the better - but you'd still need persistence so as not to lose data. I've been looking at Wolverine to do something like this on Postgres, but haven't tried it yet. Maybe that'll work with your architecture?

Jenniferplusplus

oh snap. It's legible to mastodon
#Letterbook

Jenniferplusplus

@joelving I'm using MassTransit. I think it can use a SQL db as a transport, and thus for persistence. But honestly, I'll probably recommend just setting up RabbitMQ.

@joelving @jenniferplusplus is this a new fedi server?

Jenniferplusplus

@gabboman @joelving it is, yeah
https://letterbook.com

@joelving @jenniferplusplus oh no another software to test against.

In my case the big headache is being the database, mysql. Wich Im working to migrate to postgres in the main instance (this one).

if i can cache something on redis I do it

0xBADBABE on a break;

@jenniferplusplus omg, congrats!!

Jenniferplusplus

@gabboman @joelving well, it will be a while before you need to test against me. But I also aim to be easy to interop with.

Jenniferplusplus

@jasmin thank you!